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My time at Alzheimer Scotland:...

As a final-year occupational therapy student,...

My time at Alzheimer Scotland: a student’s perspective.

As a final-year occupational therapy student, I spent my last placement at Alzheimer Scotland, and it’s been one of the most valuable learning experiences of my degree. It offered a mix of structured projects, co-production work, direct engagement with people living with dementia and their carers, and insight into the wider systems that support dementia care across Scotland. One of the most rewarding parts of this placement was being treated like a professional-in-training rather than just a student. I was trusted to contribute to meaningful work—like updating the “Travelling...

Early Onset Alzheimer’s...

 In all the years I’ve lived in this house, I was under the impression that the timer on the electric range was broken. Last week,...

Connecting Carers to...

AHP Dementia Webinar “I enjoyed the care partners perspective about how they can be better supported.” “It was a fantastic presentation from everyone – took...

Our “Top Tips”...

I was delighted to be asked to support the Scottish Dementia Working Group to update the “Top Tips” for living with dementia booklet. First...

Empowering Future Practitioners:...

Held once again at Edinburgh’s International Conference Centre (EICC) Alzheimer Scotland’s annual conference offered a packed programme around the theme ‘Our choice, Our...

Early Onset Alzheimer’s...

Early morning New Year’s Day, I heard what sounded like something falling. The noise startled me, but more concerning was a sound that could...

A weekly blog...

A brief overview of our blogs from 2024 We launched our weekly blog in June 2014 and through our weekly blogs posts we’ve found...

Early Onset Alzheimer’s...

My family gifted me the Willow Tree angel “Courage” at a time when I needed to be reminded just how much courage it takes...

Early Onset Alzheimer’s...

Sometimes we don’t like a good year to end, and other times we are more than happy to reach the end of a chapter...

A weekly blog...

Our weekly blog was launched in June 2014, hosted and supported by Alzheimer Scotland and led by Elaine Hunter, national allied health professional...